Packages for PowerPC Mac OS X with pkgsrc

In pkgsrc there’s a facility which allows you to perform bulk builds of packages called pbulk.
Using this facility on a couple of donated systems I have started to generate packages for PowerPC OS X. Currently builds are performed on 32bit PowerPC Macs running OS X with pkgsrc-current. The binaries should in theory work on 64bit PowerPC systems and on Leopard but have not tested to confirm.
The packages are made available at sevan.mit.edu.
To utilise the packages on your system, fetch & uncompress the bootstrap archive which contains the pkgsrc tools.curl -s http://sevan.mit.edu/packages/bootstrap.tar.gz | sudo tar -zxpf - -C /

Update your PATH & MANPATH variablesPATH=/usr/pkg/sbin:/usr/pkg/bin:$PATH
On TigerMANPATH=/usr/pkg/man can be declared in /usr/share/misc/man.conf
On Leopard use path_helper(8) and create a file in /etc/manpaths.d which just contains /usr/pkg/man.
This can also be extended to PATH by creating a file in /etc/paths.d/ containing one path element per line. This requires testing however as the impact is system wide.